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Murdered for Her Money.
An OLD LADY STRANGLED AND ROBBED By NEy
YORK ROCGHS.

| An OLD LADY sTRANGLED AND ROBBED By NEW
| YORK RoUGHs.
At New Haven, Conn, Mrs. Margaret Ernst, aged
| 72 years, was murdered Monday night by q person
| or persons unknown. Tuesday morning. a milk.
| man, who had delivered milk TO Mrs. Ernst for
| some years, while making his rounds was sur
prised to ind the front door wide open, and
entering the house he found the old lady lying
on sofa bound hand and foot. She was dead.
| 1t was apparent that Mrs. Ernst had been muir
dered for her money. She lay on lounge In the
front room. Her hands were securely tied together
across her breast with pocket handkerchief
another handkerchief A sheet was wound around
her throat so as completely envelop her head.
Froth and blood at the mouth showed that the old
| lady had met horrible death by Strangulation.
| When the medical examiner arrived the gags and
| handkerchiefs were removed. DR.. White made an
examination, and found that death was caused by
! Strangulation.
nMrsI Ernst owned the house where she lived.
| The house was occupied by five families. Mrs.
| into six apartments. Mrs. Ernst kept saloon up
| to January last but at that time Sue announced
that she had given up business, and told 0nicer
Cannon that the reason was that II she kept on
selling liquors she would be obliged to close up
several entrances to her place, according to law
since She gave up her license, but the murder has
| shown that she was unlawfuliy continuing her
! business.
| a corner In front OF the bar Mrs. Ernst had
| not gone to bed at the time she was visited by
| Qcr Us Was tSlucuI lTOlu luc lacL
| that she was completely dressed. The room
| directly in the rear OF the parroom was occu-
| room everything was turned topsy turvy. The
bed had been torn to pieces and evidently
searched infinitely by some one who expected
| to ind money concealed there. The bureau draw
erS found lying all around the noor and their
contents overhauled carefully. The bosom OF Mrs.
Ernsts dress had also been torn open IN the search
for cash. as Mrs. Ernst was believed TO carry sew
| eral hundred dollars on her person. The murdered
woman was worth at least 5000 owned several
houses and had money invested Ia mortgages and
savings banks.
The New York Herald to-day says: Henry B.
Chamberlain, alias Clark, young New Haven
thieves "boozing ken" on Hudson street, have
been arrested for the murder or Mrs. Margaret
Ernst at New Haven Inspector Byrnes says he
has positive proof OF the guilt OF the men.
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Reported for the EVENING STAR.
RED MEMS CouNcrI.-The Grand Council of l.
O. r. NJ OF the state OF Virginia concluded, to-day,
its fOrty.nrst session. which has been In progress
In this Mace for some days past. The chiefs OF the
grand council were entertained last night at a
banquet In the Opera House restaurant by Osceola
Tribe NO. /, OF this city. At this session charter
to White Cloud Tribe at Portsmouth, Va, has been
granted.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE-At wO-story frame dwell
ing with back lot 80 feet deep, on Duke near Pat
rick street. has been bought by Mrs. Bruce at $780,
similar house andlOt situated on street as near
the business centers as this would now sell in
Washington for 5000.
NOrRs--The Masons Of this city attending the
Masonic centennial In Baltimore returned home
model OF the steamer PocahOntas is now COM
which is very large one, is In the hands OF Mr..
ThOroaS Oy.-The county republicans that met
at JOhnsOn's Hail, In Alexandria County, Wednes-
day nominated w. C. Wfbert as treasurer, j. d.
missioner s Of tessne r. ". johnson was endorsed
for clerk Of the county and ]. K Clements as
commonwealth Attorney number OF colored
people OF this section have been hired to work in
the strawberry and other fruit garden beds In
Norfolk and SUFFOLK counties during this season. A
large party left here to-day IN the Norfok steamer
for this purpoSe.-The Protestant Episcopal
Council of the state OF Virginia viii open It's
sion Al az Pauls church, In this city, next Wed
nesday Ministers and lay delegates from all the
Episcopal churches OF the State viii be present
the .rst virginia council was held In 11S5, ana
since then the session has been held here ten or
twelve tame&
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The national convention Of the Ancient order OF
Hibernianss in New York, yesterday, elected the
following Officers: National delegate, JOS Cahill
Of Chicago; national secretary, VIM Sheridan, Of
Jersey City, and national treasurer, Thos. FiLz-
patrick. OF New York,
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Killed by a street Car.

Killed by q Street Car.
AN INQUEST OVER THE REMAINS OF WILLIE BROWN.
Charles R. Walters, the street-car driver on the
Metropolitan Street Railroad, whose car ran over
and killed Willie Brown q small colored boy, yes
terday morning, was released yesterday afternoon
on his own recognizance as the sad occurrence
was clearly An accident. This afternoon the coro-
ton. Belle Johnson, colored, testifed that She
deceased sea The w., car was being a.,ysn
distance Of about % Isss It
The sister OF the deceased was calling to him to
come back, and when the car passed over him she
cried: my brother is dead" In minute the car
said "iook out" and this attracted the
attention Of witness. Both wheels passed over
tae child. Sarah Brown, the 14-year Old sister OF
deceased, testified that she was In front OF her
brother when he was run over. She heard the
driver say, "Look Out!" and turning she saw
brother under the Car. The car passed over him
pretty fast when Inc accident occurred.
The BRITISH SEALERs RELBAsED.-It is said at
the Treasury Department that there is no founda-
ton for the report that the revenue steamer Rush
will shortly sail from San Francisco for S1tka,
Alaska, for the purpose OF taking United States
marshal TO Ounalaska TO sell at public auction the
British vessels onward and Thornton, which were
seized last July for violating the seal fishery laws,
In the first place it Is said that the Rush Is not
British vessels mentioned were released by this
Government some time ago. The Rush will start
on her usual summer cruise in Northern waters in
about month, but as yet her orders have not
been prepared.
Mrs. GIBSON, the wife Of the senator from Louisi-
ana, who has been dangerously i'll in this city, was
slightly improved to-day. She slept Well last night
mi n In "a Iva fShp
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Our Do9 Gss',s ssg2ssysss. GOODS,

In 1856. -
Prayers from Plymouth pulpit
Ward Beecher
(rrolersnce.fwo lectures By philnH BROOKS For Sale
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j. shiuington sends the Young Ladies' Journal
for May.
terday.
day. She leaves her estate to her daughter Sallle.
the will Of II. F. Clarke, filed to-day, leaves his
watch, chain and sword TO his son Joseph Taylor,
and the rest Of his estate to his wife Belle Taylor
Clarke.
DR.. G. Brown G0ode has bought Of Leroy futile,
lot s. OF Widows Mite, for s., 800.
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The Death OF Miss LeSlie.
IRE BH0OkLYN GRAND JURY FIND NO EVIDENCE

NRw York, May 12-The grand Jury OF the
Hlngs county Court Of Sessions reported to-
oay That they had examined the evidence
10 the killing OF MISS Lesne who
was accidentally shot at tho house Of Q friend,
t wnere sne was visiting. IN BROOKLYN. They said
CnaL tnere was nothing in the evidence 20 show
that any ofiense had been committed.
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LAsxrrs L,oAs Oy,ucx

No. 301 Psnnay1vAniA avenue northwest
Money Loaued On Gold snd atlysr. watehsA pta-
tsdieg and GsntismsnS WsssanS Apparel A''1'
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT oc2
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VyOR SALE-AWNINGS, FLAGS, TENTN
4 All the latest novelties
In awning stripes and canvas for store city and
country resids,,cs& n. e. COPELAND CO,
400 11th ct. NV.
mh21-3m Opposite Star ONCE
Tor sALE-ABOUr 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA.
= real and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type lately
~ Use on this paper. The face OF both fonts Z de-
Ssdsns service faf tive Sr tnrss years On Paper
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWsPAPER GO.
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OFFICE ROOMS.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


Of fl sas e. ios , saS e: ss
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
For n sAL .E,,. rInoEoyeHgRED JERSEY COW;
raresa ros tie
Pfssy nv as2srs at caoss stable
Tor sALE--A aURNEY. CAB: GOOD AS NEW,
# 'a ssS %'ffni
Tor SALE OR ExCHANqE-LARGE ICE BOX
4 for smaller one. 101 Canal st. s.w. myl3-2t'
FooK sALE--A VERY FINE LOT OF 90 HORSES.
Iaqsis, q ss
sw. cor Psca and German sts., Baltimore. my13-3t'
D. W. MAaRATH,
my13-3t POS 10th St
years Old Is hands high sound ana Eensle iine
sssss :;se: I'll III lii s.. ia
4aar arss aTR Po5{s E
42O Boundary St NV, corner New Jersey ave- m13-3.
EoR sALEZoNE PAIR BAY PQNIEs. 81 INCHES
Can Se Stable Of sas Sc & M
Tor sALE..-A. CUNARD. TANDEM. ENGLISH
N ora and made single : 3
$a9 le9s than price: can be seen at SMITH BROS,
T. bsdstead, bureau, ana wsshstand a. rood as new,
only used month; price reasonable Apply 443 H st.
EOR sALE-sPRTNd oPENTNd-200 FINE LIGHT
carriage, Of every variety latest styles ont new
e
cost $3.50 Wi :sh Tor ssS zSp{s SsS$
17OD 7411 7,;,7, ,a, ~ :. 80,
a rA' OF Il E1 nssEE news
EoR sALE-A STYLISH, HANDs0ME DOG CART,
l nearly new. Inquire at w1LLET 4 LIBBEY, 9th
and New York ave- my12-3t
FOR sALE.vAn0R STOVE, AURORA PATTERN,
SG0s with cheap for cash my Aa5''
IOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A DAYTON WAGON
sSes snd e
sold Inquire after PIN. 9O9 L st. NV. my12-3t'
Tg7YR sALE-CHEAP-HEAD STONES AND MoNU.
no Oder aeclned Also stone i trm
mngs Of al kinds 1t the lowest possible rates. some
cheap; give me call ,
my12-3ts LIST st., bet Md ave and st. nw
NOR SALE-RESTAURANT-CO NEW JER
ssy aye aye. se' 0o1. License and entire business.
FsE .5S
Island ave my11-3t'
F0R sALE-sQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO
l. bargains to make room and to make business.
Payments IS. 81. and SO Per mo- Good disct for
T,ssht s6 One at s17s one $780, At sss
mO Also one =. tine IRr.shs to exchange for square
Come aud Us for the best values in the city.
'e gy xiYen- THE PIANO ExcH L5s az =.
aaai1 s'S1s lSoR = GSs
EOR sALE-AMATEURs' PHOTOGRAPHIC OUT
h,s Cameras Dry Plates, Chemicals. Sc printing
the s'bs
927 Pa ave. my1l-3t'
FsSHRa,:ssA LIE BE EEATHERs l5o: POUND
9sSsf; I'D
EOR SALE-A GOOD BUSINESS DOING RES
taurans in good locality. Address Boz l3s star
m Be-. 3s fo9 s5s
money; Also Choice Geese Feathers. lowest prices.
All orders promptly delivered VIM. sE1"A IA "a
EOR sALE-JAs. RAGEN. 1O14 PA AVE. n. W.
u sole Agent for J. 7. Cowes' Improved Stand Pipes
Plans :nd estimates farnisksd On sPPles.
L the celebrated historian and bioerapher says that
i'll every house where there placed set Of Appetons
Cyclopasdis it is like sending the whole family to col
lege. This work. all the volumes be obtained at
once on small monthly payments by addressing Rox
129, Star office. my7-tOie2
LCOR SALE-wORCHS MUSICAL MONTHLY"
IL for . May M now ready Gonten!s The One Dear
by v. White; pure As Snow (tyrolennel by ".
Ms,ssnsr PT1ce &C. Per copy SOC per year. HUGO
copies OF and 10c music send stamp for catalogues
EOR SALE-BICYCLE BARGAINSI
inch nnnfra
20.
..
fS-incn star, Observation-Disclosures. 40.
"THE CYCLERiEs." laos New York ave- no.
my6 Wv"
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THE FLOOD ESTATE CoNTEsT:-In the case of the
estate OF James Flood, in which petition was
fled asking that the letters OF administration is
sued to Maria Flood be revoked, and, subsequently,
on the petition OF Annie v. Hill, rule to show
causes was filed, Maria Flood filed to-day an an
but herself ana asserts that she was married to
Flood July 90, 1882, and asserts that the petition
err Annie " Hill who is not now living here, was
her Informant that Floods flrst wife was dead.
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FIRE THIS M0RNING.-About 1880 this morning
fire took place at No. 228 1917 street southwest,
playing with matches, and about $50 worth of
damage was done. The fire was extinguished by
the inmates OF the house. Lew Conway while
lighting the flames was badly burned about the
hands.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: ia.
m, Is; pm, 70; maximum, 70; minimum, 81.
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likely to be cut
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOE kE NJ -o NEW YORK AVE; NV. NICELY
ICONS, on sssond and third floors, with
sTsd. I mvIaIst oe-
I,nR .REST-AT se0 NEW YORK AVE- "
With private bath 81 summer rates references re-
saIretL GYia a..
Tor RENr-CAPITOL HILL, LARGE. AIRY.
changed He'e mTa 81.
ECoR EENT-THREE CNFTRNIsHED Rooms.
a timer on hrst or second floors Apply AZ 1890 9th
E,oK RENT-sO2 10TH ST. \. w.. OPPOSITE
fmni'hed Rooms. en- suite or single myi3-3t'
F 0Rr RENr-Two FRONT ROOMS NICELY FIR.
he SQUARE from Thoss c r. low PIssi s Gea.gh
E'OR RENTING NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
on first aoor and two second. suitable for light
yanse 40 St nw. anu 'i'he' furnished siI e al
IIoR RENT-THREE PLEASANT CoMMUNICA-
1te 516 & or Psss s Tsn Y Rs1
EoR RENT-A VERY CONVENIENT LOWER
II no9r, unfinished; pleasant home for sentlen an
Keeping 1905 9th 81. NV. near y Y ave. my12-2t'
V,oR RENT-FURNIsHED = THREE FRONT
Il Rooms, at low prices lilo st. my12-3t'
I'oR RENT-FRoNT AND BACK PARLOR. TO-
Eettier or separately of piano: cars pass the
psf NV - 's''AOie pAi ''sS A MY is $50
Il eating rooms. the second aoor with or without
board private family. 1916 X ST NV my123t'
I1oR RENTa153s ST. MAR coNNEcTIcUT
oath and closets With privilege OF liqh
door carpet and shades BATH sc for light house
keepins for sl2- my123t'
I(oR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
enlt9T.s reasqn&be rates ia 18th ST. between
tSoR RENTaFrRNISHED OR UNFINISHED
my1l-5t
IvOR RENT-sUITE OF ROOMS. WITH BATH
On s Tre mi 'S or single at 1905 st. nx in4Fs
Tor RENT ONE cool. FRONT ROOM. I'D
ens With bosr ST psT aeuss mgdsTn mPr9 2s
erences l4O6 1lth st. NV. my11-3t.
I,oR RENT-l9O6 ST NV, FURNISHED AND
n unfinished rooms at moderate price. nly11-3t.
I;oR RENT-FURSIsHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
II 1902 street. mylI-3t'
I,oE RENT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
no sHa HSST from aS
st-n-w. myl1-3t'
I,oR RENT-TN WEST END FLATS, 262o ST
IL communicating rooms. bath, water closet, gas
meter kitchen sink. pantry. coal closet 60 Apply TO
EoR RENT-COR eTH AND MASS. AVENUE.
third doors. with Board. southern and eastern e.-
ap5r6w. Hfe' lines Oh cars references exchanged
EoR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
SOU, southern exposure; 11o1 K ST. NV References
I;oR RENTAL 2D ST w. TWO FURNISHED
3 pm my7-6t'
I;oR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 2D
and Sd floors; modern improvements north aud
south exposure. line Of and herdics: lstcass
board III l. CaDiSol St. Grant row. mh12-Sw'
I'OR RENT-THE LIVINGSTON 18TH ST. FEW
II doors above X ST. and Franklin Park New and at
tractive house High and beautiful location Pleasant
handsomely furnished rooms Table of superior quail
ATTY. Transient and table boaruers accommodated
Moderate prices. Telephone 9ll-3 my2-1m'
I'OR KENT-A LADY HAVING TAKEN A LARGE
house, DELIGHTFULLY."- situated. opposite East Capitol
Park would like to q few cultivated and refined
persons board with her. ~ ST. ap30-2ws
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noon investigated che case OF Samuel Thomas, the
colored fireman on the steamer r. v. ArrOwsmith,
machinery, and deemed an inquest was un-
necessary. certificate OF accidental death was
given
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World Is
offered free to every subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. It is handsomely printed
than 100 coiored maps and diagrams, and contains
q wealth Of general Information. See advertise
ment In another column
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New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 500 pm prices
Of the New YORK stock Market, reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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MARRIAGE LrCENsEs-Narr1age licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court follows:
Amos Hensen, Of Howard County, Nd and Cath
crime Baltimore; N. E Swing and Emma Marshall;
W. A. Prince Of New York city, and Marion Sands
nutfDn-
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Mrs. GIBSON, the wife Of the senator from Louisi-
ana, who has been dangerously i'll in this city, was
slightly improved to-day. She slept Well last night
anu is able to take nOurtShment
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LOST AND FOUND.


II OsT-sCARF- PIN. CRESCENT AND sTAt. SET
IL with pearls Suitable reward II returned to SIS
bth st NV. IT.
osT-A PUG DOG: ANSWERS 10 NAME OF
Judy has dark spot ON left side. hair worn from
front Of neck liberal reward returned 70 ga 9th
81, Z. "
II osT-wEDNEsDAY NOON. on PENNsYL-
IL yania Scarf Pin. shape OF turtle. set With
OF tis Hotel Windsor, New York and 18th
St my13-2t'
n OsT-A SMALL YELLOW AND WHITE DOG;
IL long rointed ears and nose collar and tag BIB
Return to lOl2 New Hampshire ave. aud receive re-
ward my 3-3r
II OST-ON THE NIGHT OF MAY. 10TH. A PUG
IL female dog: 33 win be paid for the return Of it
ll49 sth ST NV. myl3-@r
and New York ave. Child's Shawl and Gold Pin
Ilease return 70 l42S 9Th ST. u. w. aud receive re-
ward It
Il 0sT-LARGE. BLACK NEwFoUNDLAND DOG,
L. little strip white breast long curly hair, thick
neck, and playful disposition Liberal reward II
turned 10 C. l. YODEK. 425 9th 81 s.w myl3-2t
osr-FKIDAY NIGHT LAST, At B \ O DEPOT.
~ I'm and Ring; suitable reward given II returneo
Address Miss FANNY SHANNON, 17le 18Th street
myll-3ts
LIVE DOLLARS REWARD-LoST THURSDAY,
a May 9th. from alley in rear OF 1916 Street =
WHITE Fox TERRIER Answers to name OF steve.
Left ear black black spot on left Hank ABOVE reward
VII be pad II Delivered AZ 1915 y. 4 ave myl2-3P
II OST-wEDNEsDAY EVENING, MAY II, BET.
~ Zoth 81 and lOth. ON + st. cars. or e ConSre9.-
Gonzl church Diamond Earring set IN BLACK EnaneI
Reward IL returned 10 llZ2 Conn ava my12-2t'
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LIOR SALE-PARROTS AND MALTESE KITTENI
II SCHMID'S Bird Store, 18th st., two doors sout

y e.
cry. A. II SHAY
Also. at Coal Office. 1706 7thst ap30-I
EOR sALE-THE LATEST STYLE FAMILY CAR
riages and Queries Also, large stock Of new aud
second hand DQctorY' BugYies and Ladies' Phntons
aspecality. Call aadsse. WIN. F. 9EYER, 4B6 PENN
yivsniA ave. NV. mh14-3m
EOR sALE-A SPLENDID BARGAIN-A FIRST
class octave Rosewood Square Piano carved legs.
menssd for only s149 cash $50 cash. balance
plush stool inclndsd Cost owner lew $3.50. Csll st
once The Piano EXCHANGE, Az 9th ut. APPS
EoR sALE-eEVEkAL FINE UPRIGHT PIANOS,
rented the past winter at bargains for cash or
on easy terms, ut G. L. WILD BROS, 1O9 9TH ct.
NV xp27- 3ws
LHOR SALE-IOO CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. AND
Il Business Wagons, also Fsrntshed and Milk Wagons
my own manufacture. and one Stage and Light Ttrot-
inE bugEy. nearly new On easy payments, or cash.
ap26-1ms J. COOK. 1895 ID st.. Georgetown. D. c.
EOR sAIE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY HANDsONE
II pair Of iron-arey ponies. kussett harness aud
LADIES' wagonette most stylish turnout in the city
Apply 1919 West Fayetts St. Baltimore, Nd sp23-3w;
EOR sALR-IF YOU WANT TO PICK FROM THE
y laixeat stock Of CarTayes. BugEes, Phaetons, and
q the celebrated Columbus work, go to JAS X. PRO
Corner 9th ST. and New York ave. and Telephone cali
low. mh26-2m
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$40 18Th ST., - rooms, i...... 81 900 per year
2,eTe, lSsh . st. rooms rooms. do 1850
1904 1909 W St. q rooms, water.Sl5
ZIG 10th st., rooms, do. ......$l5
my1-lw HUFTY DYER
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

V,OR REST-SHOP OR STORE ROOM No. GA II
street suitable fO- painter, plumber, thinner,
Z shoemaker. Ini2-3rs
I.OR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-WRITING."
II Machines rented ~ 50 Yer month and sold on
monthly payments.
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EOR RENT
II 1886 18Th. l4r..Sl:
1906 y. II. ave IL
1909 9th 81. NV. lar. II
1919 Conn. ave, 9r..lt
Magnolia ave, l4r- .S3. J:
1910 18th St, 13r. SO.
14l3 u St, upper part. . =
1S23 q at. u. ". Or.
1871 De Sales ST., 11r... :,
612 loth st. NV, 16r. . 4
1101 Mass av.n.w., Or. 4
20lS Hillyer pl. NV, lori
] $40 b 81. s.w.. l2r.
29O6 Q st. n. w.......33.:
S1S Z St NV. 15r.. .S3.:
14OO h 81. NV, It'll;
20 y. j. ave. s.e.. 1or. 4
Ingleside, Mt. Pleasant. 1.
1923 X 81. NV. Tor.
1888 K. |. av. NV. Tor. :,
1902 lith st.n.w., Or, . 4
The above houses can
GU office only. At
NV
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month. JNO A PRFSCO'rT ~
myI-1w 1416 F st. NV, KELLOGG Building
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Tor sALE-A THOROUGHBRED JERSEY COW !;
young, gentle, heating, fresh aud u very good
MIXER Inquire at Silver Spring Farm, adjoining the
railroad station on 7th st. road. inyl3-2t'
LNOR eALE--CHEAP-A LIGHT OPEN SURREY,
y nearly new: Inquire at CROSS Stable. 10Th st.,
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FOR RENT-STORES

VroR RENT-STORE NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH
IL and SITS. DcluCHg fixtures: for many years
las been occupied IS drug store.
W. c. DCVALI.
(Successor TO Duvall Marr),
nv - \ r sf W
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The wicked Chillicothe Leader gave

The wicked Chillicothe Leader gave
circulation to the story that "Gen."
Tom Powell was caught riding upon
a borrowed Observation-Disclosures on
the Ohio and West Virginia Railroad.
OF course. knowing the Leaders utter
wickedness and excessive Republican
ism, we were prepared to disbelieve
the story unless presented with fur
ther proof. But now come the imme-
diate friends of Powell in the shape of
a certificate from the firm whose name
the ticket bore, to the effect that they
gave him the ticket by mistake. The
ticket was made out in the name of
Mccormick, and the story is that
Powell declared that he was McCor-
mick. The query arises, is not the
"Gen." too green to be made Governor
of Ohio?